As many have told me from time to time, I’m not impressed with much of anything. It’s a blessing…and a curse. What others are oohing
Author: Decker
Usually bemused by the current nuttiness of the modern world and attempting to maintain my wits by writing about it all
Even a Whiff of Knowledge Cannot Be Tolerated
Like imagining a place where chocolate covers the hills, every rainbow has a pot of gold at the end of it, and when you’re at
A Little Respite
You know how it goes. It’s summer. The heat, due to some direct portal to Hell that has been opened, rages on, providing even the
Sunday Baroque
Although he was just three years younger than J.S. Bach, Johann Friedrich Fasch was a leader in making the transition from late Baroque to early
Rusty Bicycles and the Saturday Night Variety of Human Oddities
Like the rusted out bicycle missing its chain and back wheel, its days of usefulness are pretty much gone. It provided transportation, wind in one’s
Saturday Jazz
“Misty” – Gene Harris/Stanley Turrentine Gene Harris (September 1, 1933 in Benton Harbor, Michigan – January 16, 2000 in Boise, Idaho) was an American jazz pianist known for his warm sound
